Corina Del Rey, an American heiress, found her true prince in
Prince Stephen. With the promise of a
wonderful future together, Stephen heads off to serve in the Royal Air Command
in Afghanistan (along with Corina's brother).
War can change a man and when tragedy strikes, Stephen returns home an
empty, guilt-ridden man who rejects Corina and pours himself into playing rugby. Now Corina faces a future without her Prince
as well as her brother. What really
happened in Afghanistan to change Prince Stephen so much? A bargain is made between Corina and Stephen
and as the truth unfolds and secrets come to light (and with a little heavenly
help), Stephen and Corina must learn to put the past to rest and trust in the
One who holds their future and loves them well.
I thoroughly enjoyed How to Catch a Prince. From beginning to end, I was totally
enchanted with the characters as well as the story. Corina was so down-to-earth and non-pretentious
for being an heiress. I loved that. She could easily have been a good friend and
I liked how she handled things. Stephen
was a really great guy. Strong yet
gentle, full of heart, romantic, but I will say that I just wanted to give him
a good swift kick in the pants a time or two. (I'd say that's good writing when
a story makes you feel that kind of emotion).
One of my favorite aspects of the story was the mystique of the Manor as
well as Adelaide and Brill. You'll have
to read the story to understand what I mean but I thought it added an
interesting element that you don't really find very often. It's a modern day fairytale with a heavenly
twist. I found the aspect of 'loving
well' to be very encouraging. One quote
I highlighted was "If one wanted to love well, learn from the Master. Corina understood that life was a journey and
if she'd trust him, Jesus would carve her way through the wilderness. Be her light in the dark." Great reminder that we have a light in the
dark! The whole Royal Wedding Series has
been a complete joy to read.
Entertaining and fun with some great thought-provoking lessons. This installment was a little more serious
than the previous two as Corina and Stephen deal with the aftermath of war, but
it was also uplifting as well. So, how
do you catch a Prince? I highly
recommend you pick up the book, grab a steamy beverage, cozy up in your
favorite chair and find out!
*This complimentary copy was provided by Zondervan through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
For more information on this book or other books by Rachel Hauck,
I recommend you visit her website at www.rachelhauck.com/.
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